Strange error at the end of encoding

[falcon_b]

First of all sorry because of my bad english and sorry for boring you with my silly question but I did'nt found any help by searching through the forum.


I'm using AVIsynth 2.51 with virtualdub. My problem is when I create a job I got an error at the finishing. The avi file is ok. I can playback but vitualdub aborts. I don't get this error with plain avi files, only with avisynth.

An other strange error is when I try to load an other avisynth script which has a different color space than the avi already loaded, virtualdub abort immediatelly.

Why, why why???

Is this a virtualdub error or avisynth? Does somebody experienced this kind of error?

(I have changed everything - Vdub 1.5.1, 1.5.2, 1.5.3, 1.4.13 AVS 2.51 alfa beta gamma delta etc... - nothing works)

[sh0dan]

Have you tried VirtualDubMod?

[falcon_b]

Yes, same problem.

[sh0dan]

I need:

Script / perferable more than one, if both crash.
YV12 decoder (File/File Information in vdub - look at decoder)
OS version.

[falcon_b]

I'll collect it.

[falcon_b]

So, this is the very simpliest script:

Source = AVISource("e:\doom\x.avi")
F1 = Source.Trim(1,25)
F2 = Source.Trim(26,50)
SourceOK = F1 + F2
return SourceOK


AVI is a DV movie with PCM48Hz audio and MainConcept DV Codec v2.04
Video is 720x576 PAL, decompresson is YUV 4:2:2 (YUY2)
I'm using fast recompress.

I cut out every extra filter and the problem remained.

At home (WinXP SP1) if I drag and drop this script to virtualdub two times, the second time it is just finishing without any error. (Of course using bath processing gives me a GPF error.)
At my work I have a Win98 and it seems OK.

1. It is not a filter problem.
2. It is not an Xvid problem.
3. It can be an OS problem.
4. It can be the DV codec problem.
5. It can be an Avisynth problem.


Don't know
Any idea what to change or how to test this error?

[falcon_b]

Changed to
Virtualdub 1.5.4
Mainconcept DV 2.10.2
- nothing changed.

I have tried the following:
<begin>
AVISource("f:\Brigi2002-2003\capture_A.avi")
<end>

Using drag and drop - the second time Virtualdub just exists.
The same happens when I try to Close the file from the File menu.

The following script produces the same
<begin>
AVISource("f:\Brigi2002-2003\capture_A.avi").Trim(1,100)
<end>

The following script produces and error whem try to Close from the File menu.
<begin>
AVISource("f:\Brigi2002-2003\capture_A.avi").TomsMoComp(0,15,1)
<end>

I saved the error into a file. If you want I can send it to you.


Any idea???

[sh0dan]

Could you try with another input file - Huffyuv or Xvid?
It would also be great if you could put up a small fraction of the source file somewhere! (I assume a few frames is enough to crash it).

(Thanks for your patience)

[falcon_b]

It was a good idea.

Xvid, Huffyuv, DV - all thiese codecs produce the error. (I don't think the sample files will help. If yes, then I can put up to an ftp.) I think something is wrong with my system. I can't close AVS scripts. It doesn't matter what kind of codec the input video has. Also the dimensions doesn't matter.

I have tried without audio but it is the same. So something wrong with the video part.


I have DirectX9. I don't know if it helps.

How can I clear my system. Should I reinstall everything or can I manually clear it.

[sh0dan]

ok - thanks - I'll do some testing of my own now!

As a last thing - could you try removing all plugins from the plugin directory?

[falcon_b]

Yes, Yes, Yes, Thanks, Thanks, Thanks!!!

At last I have tried the sample scripts and even they was not working.

Reading your fast answer I have tried to remove all the plugins and hoppa la your sample scripts worked.

Then I have tried my script and it was working too.

Then I copied back the plugin one by one and found warpsharp.dll as the cause of my pain. I don't know where is it coming from. I think it is from Warpenterprises - warpsharp_25_dll_20030121.
The size is 130048

Just a simple question: should we keep only the plugins we are using in the plugin directory?

[Wilbert]

This is covered in the AviSynth faq. Q1.23-Q1.25!

[falcon_b]

Yes, you are right. But at the beginning I didn't know the exact problem.

Sorry for boring you with an outdated question.